With a background in pure mathematics, I did a PhD in philosophy at University of Toronto. My dissertation, written under the supervision of Anjan Chakravartty, is on the metaphysics of modalities. From September 2008 till March 2013 I held an academic position somewhere.
To make a living, I have to work (alas). Among other things, I have translated a number of books from English into Persian, including Locke’s Essay, Hume’s first Enquiry, and Saul Kripke’s Naming and Necessity.
A list of my research work can be seen in PhilPapers. I am particularly satisfied with my indirect attack on Wittgenstein: “What he could have said (but did not say) about Gödel’s second theorem: A note on Floyd-Putnam’s Wittgenstein”, Wittgenstein-Studien, 12 (2021): 121-129.
I live in downtown Tehran, Iran. In my leisure time, I read (very selectively) papers in ethics and flirt with certain logical issues.
